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According to information her subordinates had just gathered, these warships were newly developed warships by the human kingdom, named Ironclads.

Although it is essentially just a steel armor covering the original wooden core structure.

However, this extra layer of armor can often be enough to change the course of a battle.

At least the Night Elf's blade throwers will deal significantly less damage to these warships.

Moreover, these seemingly heavy warships are said to have used an unknown technology called the steam engine, which enabled them to reach speeds several times faster than conventional warships.

It seems we should pay more attention to the development of the human race in the future.

After all, according to past intelligence, they are not a peaceful and docile race.

in case……

Just as Tyrande was contemplating how to face the formidable rival, humanity (Abidis), in the future, the distant sound of bells tolled from the city walls.

That was the sound of the assembly bell for human ground forces.

"Honorable priestess, it's time to board the ship!" As the bell rang, a human servant ran over from afar and said to Tyrande.

Although the Night Elves had warships accompanying them on this trip to the Broken Isles, Tyrande, as the top leader of the Night Elf race, was also invited to board Abidis' flagship, the "Dauntless"!

"Welcome aboard the Dauntless, Your Highness Tyrande. I hope you have a wonderful voyage here!" After being led aboard by the messenger, Abidis, who was waiting there, greeted them.

"Thank you, Your Excellency, and I also believe..." Tyrande was about to say a few polite words when the alarm bells in the city of Unfallen suddenly rang again.

Everyone looked in the direction of the sound and saw a black dot in the distant sky rapidly approaching the City of Neverfall.

At great distances, other races may not be able to see them clearly.

However, the night elves' sharp eyes quickly recognized the newcomer as a night elf messenger riding a hippogryph.

"I'm sorry, Your Majesty, that's a messenger from our clan. Something important must have happened. Please let him pass!" Tyrande said hastily upon seeing this.

Seeing this, Abidis had no intention of making things difficult for her, and waved his hand to signal the end of the alert.

So the hippogriff rider didn't even need to dismount; he went straight through the defenses of the Undying City and landed on the deck of the Dreadnought before leaping off the hippogriff and handing a scroll to Tyrande.

Tyrande took the scroll, and with just a glance, her expression changed drastically.

"This looks like something serious," Abidis thought to himself, seeing Tyrande's expression.

"I'm sorry, Your Excellency, I cannot accompany you to the Broken Isles. However, my second-in-command Maiev will remain on the ship!" After reading the contents of the scroll, Tyrande solemnly closed it and said to Abidis.

"Priestess, what happened?" Maiev, who was behind Tyrande, stepped forward and asked Tyrande.

She was puzzled as to what could be so important that Tyrande was so nervous, while her Watchers had received absolutely no information about it.

“Silithus!” Tyrande didn’t go into too much detail, but simply whispered the name of the place to Maiev.

Upon hearing "Silisus," Maiev's expression changed; she understood perfectly what it meant.

The War of the Shifting Sands a thousand years ago can be considered the most intractable crisis the Night Elf Empire has faced since the War of the Ancients.

Although Maiev's Watchers were sent to the battlefield as a follow-up support force, the endless, surging swarms of insects still left a very deep impression on Maiev.

If the dragon legions hadn't joined the battle in time and taken on the direct pressure, the night elves would likely have suffered another terrible defeat.

Even so, the War of the Shifting Sands still left a very deep wound on the entire Night Elf race.

Could it be that those insects have reappeared? Maiev looked at Tyrande with a questioning gaze.

Tyrande did not answer with words, but simply nodded slightly.

The silent exchange made Maiev realize the importance of the matter, and she immediately stopped asking any further questions.

After a brief arrangement, Tyrande mounted one of the hippogriffs she had brought and headed towards Feralas.

Around last night, the urgent report from Silithus arrived in Feralas.

Feralas, as a strategic stronghold connecting the north and south of the Night Elf Empire, has always been garrisoned by a large number of sentinel troops.

After a night of preparation, this group of sentry troops was ready for battle and could set off at any time to reinforce Silithus, waiting for her to take charge of the overall situation.

After Tyrande left, Abidis arranged for Maiev and the remaining night elves to be taken to their cabin. Before leaving, he gave Maiev a thoughtful look as she departed.

Because of the Wardens' unique status, Maiev is relatively unknown not only outside the Night Elf race, but also within the Night Elf race itself, especially among the new generation of Night Elves after the War of the Ancients. She is far less famous than her brother, the great hero of the Night Elf race, Jarod Shadowsong—even though she once held the position of High Priestess of Tyrande.

Therefore, in their previous interactions, Tyrande only concealed Maiev's true identity as a Watcher, but did not conceal her name.

However, she never imagined that Abidis was cheating; the moment he learned Maiev's name, her identity was completely exposed.

Maiev Shadowsong the Watcher... This night elf heroine is at the top of Josie's latest shopping list.

It's a pity that the Night Elves are currently at their peak, so it's not a good time to make a move.

As the fleet set sail, Abidis returned to his cabin with a touch of regret.

"Abidis!" Just as he sat down, a voice rang out in the cabin that should have been empty.

"Master Gu Yi? What are you doing here?" Startled, Abidis turned around and saw that Gu Yi had appeared in his cabin at some point. "Mr. Xu Wenwu, didn't you say you had important business to attend to? Why are you back so soon!"

However, before setting off in the morning, he discovered that the Ancient One was not among the group that came from the Josie Universe.

After asking Xu Wenwu, the deputy leader, she was told that Gu Yi had important business to attend to last night and had the fleet set off first, and that she would arrive at any time.

Abidis was actually somewhat dissatisfied and worried about this, after all, he was the master of this world. Although you came here to help, you shouldn't have left him without informing him of anything.

What if something goes wrong and affects the whole plan?

However, over the years, he had developed an extremely calm mindset and did not show his dissatisfaction.

“The matter is basically settled, otherwise Tyrande wouldn’t have left, would she?” the Ancient One said calmly.

"Ah? So Tyrande's sudden departure was related to you? I wonder what happened?" Abidis was somewhat surprised upon hearing this. He really hadn't expected that Tyrande's sudden departure would be related to the Ancient One.

“That’s right. Some special circumstances occurred last night, so I went to Silithus… Don’t worry, the entire Night Elf race is no longer able to look after you. Once you reach the Broken Isles, you can act freely!” Ancient One explained.

"Silithus? C'Thun and Ahn'Qiraj?" Upon hearing the Ancient One mention Silithus, Abidis, who also knew what was there, changed his expression.

"Don't worry, C'Thun and the Aqir are no threat to you!" Ancient One said with a smile. "They will only clear the way for the night elves."

Chapter 352 Maiev's Intuition

"What? You mean the Ancient One sealed C'Thun and controlled the Aqir to start a war against the Night Elves?" After listening to Abidis's account through the dimensional trading device, Josie's expression was quite interesting.

Sealing C'Thun? Considering the Ancient One's actions, it seems she's already using C'Thun as a battery.

Josie wasn't too surprised by this situation, given the numerous precedents set by the Ancient One.

What surprised him most was that the Ancient One would actually control the Aqir and wage war against the Night Elves—this was not in line with her personality; she was not the kind of person who was aggressive or liked to dominate others.

"What Lady Ancient One means is that the Aqir are a group of innocent children who shouldn't bear the sins brought by the Old Gods. She also made a deal with me: through this war, we could force the Night Elves to my side, then southern Kalimdor would belong to the Aqir, and the north to me. And after the Starsoul matter is settled, she will find a new planet and relocate the Aqir!" Abidis explained with a strange expression in response to Josie's question.

Josie had actually discussed the plan with Abidis long ago to use war to force the Night Elves to join Abidis's camp.

However, at that time their hypothetical enemies were the orcs and the Burning Legion, and they had not considered the Aqir insectoids of Ahn'Qiraj.

It was unexpected that the Ancient One would carry it out ahead of schedule.

“If that’s the case, then there’s no problem. Master Ancient One’s reputation is still trustworthy!” Josie nodded after hearing Abidis’s explanation.

I don't know why, but when he said that the Ancient One's credibility could be trusted, I felt a slight pang in my heart.

Hmm, he must be missing Margot! It's been almost two weeks already, why hasn't he come back yet!

"In that case, shall we proceed according to Lord Gu Yi's plan?" Upon hearing Josie's words, Abidis asked with a great sense of relief.

Although somewhat unexpected, at least from the current situation, the Ancient One's actions have been very beneficial to him.

“Go ahead and do it!” Josie nodded.

The two parties then cut off communication.

"Gu Yi... what are you thinking?" After cutting off the communication, Josie couldn't help but narrow her eyes.

C'Thun was completely outside their plans.

Josie knew that the more power the Ancient One "borrowed," the stronger she became.

Therefore, his advice to the Ancient One was to obtain Sargeras's avatar from the Tomb of Sargeras before Medivh could react.

In Josie's opinion, while the Old Gods were not weak, they were clearly not on the same level as the Titans. The strongest of the Old Gods, Azshara, was torn apart by Aman'Thul himself, let alone Sargeras, the strongest of the Titans.

Although the Tomb of Sargeras contains only an avatar of Sargeras, its power was probably no weaker than that of a single Old God, and may even have been stronger.

However, having lost the control of the most important Sargeras soul itself, this body, though powerful, is merely a shell.

Compared to the ancient gods who were merely sealed away but whose strength and self-awareness remained intact, this unclaimed body was clearly easier to control.

Furthermore, the Tomb of Sargeras contains the artifacts Sargeras' Scepter and the Eye of Sargeras.

So, according to Josh, this was the best option.

If they get their hands on these items, Josie really doesn't believe that the Ancient One would definitely lose to anyone without the intervention of powerful figures like the Titans and Elune.

As for the saying that there's a precedent set by Gul'dan, there's absolutely no need to worry.

The reason why Gul'dan failed at the Tomb of Sargeras in the official history is that his strength was not as dominant as many people imagined.

During the Second War, he was only in a coma for a short period of time before Orgrim completely seized power, forcing him to retreat to the second line of command, which shows how far he went.

Moreover, when he landed on the Broken Isles, he didn't have many troops left with him.

Faced with the massive horde of raging demons within the Tomb of Sargeras, they naturally had little power to resist.